Sentence examples for trying to reconstitute from inspiring English sources

Since then, he has been trying to reconstitute the original estate.

"She was in the middle of trying to reconstitute her life in America," Ms. Sloane said.

German officials, too, warned that Al Qaeda cells were still trying to reconstitute themselves and had clearly done so already.

"Where pockets of dead-enders are trying to reconstitute," the Pentagon chief said, the Army was "rooting them out".

"That is not saying -- if we have any evidence he's trying to reconstitute weapons of mass destructions -- that we're not prepared to act".

In "An Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism With a Key to the Scriptures," which opens this week at the Public Theater, Mr. Kushner continues his exploration of people losing and trying to reconstitute their faiths.

To try to reconstitute the quagga, an extinct subspecies of zebra, the zebras that most closely resembled it in coat pattern and color were crossbred.

B4 DEBATING AFGHANISTAN -- Scholars, intellectuals and policymakers are debating whether it makes sense to try to reconstitute Afghanistan as a single, unified country.

After Katrina struck in August 2005, Mr. Kurnatowski and the executive director, Bill Taylor, decided to try to reconstitute the foundation's work.

Never before have the traditionally independent military and law enforcement organizations worked so much in concert, sharing information and expertise as Al Qaeda tries to reconstitute itself in Pakistan.

Both failed leagues tried to reconstitute the stereotypical, squeaky-clean legion of aspiring preteen girls and wholesome soccer families forged in the 1999 World Cup.